I thought I’d write a quick post to give an example of how to use Java’s Lambda expressions, which were introduced in Java 8. Lamdba expressions provide an easy way (and perhaps more readable, for certain people) to work with lists and arrays. This follows ideas from functional programming languages such as Haskell. Old method: […]
Category: Tutorials
NetBeans Java Tutorial – If Statement and Variables #5
In this tutorial I show how to use different types of variables in Java as well as how to use a basic if statement. Code: […]
NetBeans PHP Tutorial – Quicksort Algorithm #16
In this tutorial I show how to implement a Quicksort algorithm in PHP. Code: […]
NetBeans PHP Tutorial – Binary Search #15
In this tutorial I show how to implement a binary search algorithm in PHP. Code: […]
NetBeans Java Tutorial – Binary Search #4
In this tutorial I show how to implement a binary search algorithm in Java. Code: […]
NetBeans Java Tutorial – Linear Search #3
In this tutorial I show how to implement a linear search algorithm in Java. Code: […]
NetBeans PHP Tutorial – Linear Search #14
In this tutorial I show how to implement a linear search algorithm in PHP. The code used for this tutorial can be seen here: […]
NetBeans PHP Tutorial – Short Hand Array Declaration PHP 5.4.0 #13
In this tutorial, I show how you can use PHP’s new short hand array declaration method, which is available from PHP version 5.4.0. […]
NetBeans PHP Tutorial – Search Script #11
In this tutorial I show how you can make a simple search script. The example used is searching through a table of products. […]
NetBeans PHP Tutorial – Introduction to MySQLi #10
In this tutorial I give a short introduction as to how to use MySQLi (MySQL Improved) and the differences between it and the (now) deprecated MySQL functions: […]